Ok, Im wondering of some little tricks That I have thought of and is on my mind. Ok, lets say i use something like tinyurl.com or mytinylink.com and set up a whole bunch of redirections and send them google but the redirection will be like Site:url.com so it will count as backlinks from google? im curious to know if this does work. Or getting google api keys and doing it. Or, setting up something to where it links to the cache of the website and follows links so itll also be backlinks from google. Search engines read from top left to bottom right. So I could trick the engine, Is this possible to do as well? Because the 40 sites I have just launched are hurting from that sandbox lol. My other sites are doing well because they have been out for longer then 6 months. Anyways Im wondering if this would work just let me know.
Don't try to trick the search engines, or you could get your site banned from the SERPs. Stick to onpage optimisation and building quality backlinks... Cryo.
Yes, Cryo, but what is tricking them? You just cannoct predict them (at least Google). So being completely compliant today doesn´t necessarily mean being not spamming tomorrow.
You really have nothing to loose with them. Split into groups and apply various approaches. Then let me know the results if you´re not afraid of an instant competition.
Yes, should i buy a just .info and try it out really fast all i would lose it 2 bucks. Is it worth the shot to see if it works?
Because im redirecting it to googles search tearm site:mydomain.com to trick google into thinking it has backlinks to my site. Also do the same thing with googles cache, because google also has the cache on there domain.
It is always worth 2 bucks. Do not shoot all your domain names for it as -maybe - you´ll need more than 1-2 experiments to settle the results, anyway, for 2 bucks I wouldn´t have delayed... Anyway, I am banned with almost all of my sites´ pages in the supplemental index so I would be cautious before doing anything i advise. Anyway, it only could be a temporary problem.